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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-09
THE Law IN wEBn'S DIGEST.
The old corporation Sunday law, e ret out 4,

Webb'S digest, Is as follows:
s
titled Or fsrm ss aianor. on STndsy and
usually sold sunasy durs wn enrea Ss
and evening; and al keepers of tfpping houses or,
aors sunds aa ar a
70 have their houses closed on sunday during hs On
Of the Of shi: section ths
than forty dollars and Tor the second esns aO
like fine shall bs imposed and the oiendes oneldsr
shall fSrfels his her or their license which shall b
IS 70. any In .s
i snd N pelsa1
to fine of not less than more than ave dollar
Sec j. It shall not be lawful for any psrvop to hoe,
open any place q bganess for the sale article
apotlecares for the dispensing Of medicines and IN
dsrtakers for the purpose Of providing Tor the dead
ing the owners 81 barberss6ops and s Se
cps cn .e sy
violation Of this SECTION the person Offending shs
ne sSaii Be- paid to the infor%er 'n'nA" OF "n'''
= ss End s s:ss
ing the public stands or waiting anywhere upon tn
rsfcsd ' dsSo os ana ii's
section is the section based on the ordinance o,
1884, which has been discovered to be invalid, q
there is no record OF its having been ssned By TIN
mayor.
Nh. CAHfIL SAYS rHE COMMISSIONERS HAVE srRucl
'MARRS NEST"
1.-THE District Commissioner AZ usual, have
struck mares nest" said M. d. T. Cahill to {
STAR reporter this morning. "Take the COMMITS
si0ners Individually" he continued, tone Il q
clever lawyer, one Is genial gentleman. and thu
third one Is o dne army Oflicer. But experience
shows that they are usually wrong when they
decide on question relating to the laws OF the
District, and particularly the excise and lcenst
day law referred to was enforced. About 12 year
ago, when this was the case druggists were MOI
permitted to sell ctgafR They combined and
determined to fight the law. They employed me
late D. ]. Taulman, then doing business at th(
corner OF 9th and G streets was selected to take
the matter into court. The druggist mentioned
sold cigars on Sunday, and an oflcel
the court; the case was taken before
Judge Smell, and prosecuted BY VIM. A. Coox
for the District assisted by Mr.. n. n. Miller. The
hearing occupied the time Of the court At intervals
for six weeks It was c0nclua1vely shown .fur the
defense that the law In question had nsver beeu
turned by him 20 the branch OF the city council n
which It originated In the time necessary to allow
1t 10 become law without Sstgnature. Although
the issue was In the Police Court the law WEI
acQuiesced in the decision Of Judge SMELL which
was to the eject that the sections referred to had
never become q law. In dispensing q the caDe the
judge referred TO the necessity OF new laWn the
yup0s SHELL D0UB7H
Judge Smell said to srlx reporter thiS inofnino
that he remembeted there was question fatsed
- to wtethaf ths stingnt1 sunday law U1srfsat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-09

NOR SAIL
It Brick, rooms. on ST.. bet 18th and 19ths3 100
Brick 10 rooms on 18th. above Iowa circle. $500
Brcko roons.on Y. bet 20th and 31st $500
Prick ~ rooms. On st. bet 18th and fth 500
6t1ck, rooDs hinzman Place. 600
. roofns. F1erce Place, bet 10Th and 18th. $500
II rooms Y St. bet 18th and 1Sth sta. I. 900
D rooms South Capitol 800
~ rcorns, on Corcorsa 800
rooms, 4th St, business property. Z, 900
rooirs, Eenfon ST.. mr. Gov. Print Office. $50
roon.s q ST. bet 4th and 9th IA. 3, 300
store ana dwelling. 18th II. 10000
rooms on Riggs st.. bet 18th and 14th. 1000
~ rooms and sAble on Rhode Island av. 800
rooms and store, 18th ard c SITS. 500
1eioOms on ST.. .30th 21sf sts-, new
u
~, Cns. ~ 5,ssy s
lar Brick, E bet 9Th and 6th mr. Pension Of. 10000
Of the city. Apply . JE RMYEBS.
mh17.<vs 1l20 Hon foPGeyA
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Refittin1 the Daumtlees.

Refitting the Dauntleoo.
LONDON, April 9.-The American yacht Daune.
less Will remain at southampton six weeks under.
going renting.
This afternoon workman fell ffum the house a
VIM. M. GAIT, No. lila Vermont avenue and Wao
badly injured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-09

terms easy price $500.
Frame Houses Sd st. ne, 8 rooms: good repair:
lot 25x1OO; squares from Capitol grounds; price
$2.7OO.
New House on ct NV, near 13ths rooms, all mi
terms easy price 5000.
Several new Houses the NV near Pa ave rooms
ell mi: price $4,000
Two Houses on Sd st. ne, Capitol, rooms IN
J. price $1,000.
House on II. ave. new, rooms. all m l. rented for
$50: price $4,000
Houses and Ground in all parts of the city and
suburbs AUSTIN +. BROWN
apJ-lw Real Estate and Loans 4p6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-09
Naval Cadets Ap,oturcJ

The President today appointed Charles 4.
Jewell, son OF Commander T. F. Jewell ana
Thomas s Kellogg, son OF Col. s c. Kellogg, OF
Gen Sheltdan's stan, 10 be cadets AZ large AT the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-09

HAHFAx, n. ST. April 9.-Adyices from ST. JohnA
n. f., state that a schooner which arrived thert
this morning reports that the sealing steame1
Eagle which was reported lost with three hundred
persons on board was taking seals In White bay
on March "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-09
Also Large number OF furnished houses.
FITCH, FOX BROWN,

E0R RENT OR SALE - AN ELEGANT NEW
Il dwelling, No SOC ST. NV. Lot. 80 feet 'front.' 12
rooms and cellar, furnace fire CRATES and all modern
Improvements; handsomely papered and mahogany
PrIee only $3.50 Or win rent for as per month.
The house Is open for inspection
For Particulars apply 20 the owner, +. GOLD
SCHM1D, S13 9th ST. from IL to pm. and to
Ppm. ta25-:3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-09

nad ever been signed by the mayor, but ne did not
mink tue question was very deliberately discussed
the validity Of the law, and he did not know but
tnaI II another case was brought before the court
ne would sustain the Law and let the question SO
70 the otner court to be decided.
ANOTHER OPINION.
HI. n d. Larner, who was In the councils at the
time Of the passage OF the law OF 1894 states that
although the act was not signed the mayor did
not exercise his power to veto and failing TO re.
tuTn u without his objections IL became law and
30 stands to-day.
strR LAWS WEST or ROCK cKKEx.
IN west washington sunday laws as has been
stated, have been enforced from time to time, and
the courts have sustained them. II is said that
tnere are only two or three copies OF the laws OF
tnat SecCon In existence There it Is unlawful for
any a, person 10 90 any manual labor. Some weeks
n&O ewo carpenters were arrested for working at
thear trade az the Connecticut pie bakery,
on Ssd street and they paid fines in the
that car-dr1vers and conductors could be prose
cuted as well as carpenters bricklayers or other
PERSONS VINO perform any labor whatever. 1t Is
also against the law to fish on Sunday, but this
like other laws, has not been enforced Tor q mum.
Der OF years.
ONE WEEKS NOTICE
Major Moore was this afternoon preparing O
statement as to the law. The law of lS4a he says
mas remained 30 long dormant that IL is but Just
That all persons interested shall have notice OF its
enforcement, and therefore notice is given that
tne enforce ment will likely commence Q week
from tomorrow.
representative Campbell's Complaint
HIS INABILITY TO sEcURE PLACES FOR YOUNG NKN
IN HIS DISTINCTIONS OF M. TRoTTERs APPoNr-
NENrs.
representative Campbell OF Ohio, has returned
to the city. He says he does not know what to
make OF the labor vote at the local elections
Many democrats, he says. voted for the labor can
didates. He says there are lots OF young men In
his district who would make excellent clerks In
the departments, but that the only appointments
he has succeeded In getting in Washington are
Two watchmen-one In the Treasury and one In
the Interior department.
''When this negro Trotter was apuoionted re.
corder OF deeds for the District OF Columbia Mr..
Campbell said, "the very first thing he did was to
appoint a young negro barber, from my district,
VINO had never been a democrat, and whose father
IS In one OF the departments, appointed by repub-
Leans. Both the father and son go home to vote
the republican ticket or they did before this adj
mintstration came in. The old man is marshal OF
al the negroes in my district, only one of whom is
q democrat He used to go home to Tight me- and
ne worked for Blaine. against Cleveland"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-09
An IntOlerable Nuisance.

To the Editor of The EVENING SrAR:
As you are ever ready to aid those in trouble I
come to you, hoping you can suggest some WAY to
stop the unoearable nuisance OF having your door
Dell rang from morning to night by those distrfb-
uttng advertising cards or sample copies OF low.
down literature, &C For an old lady whose steps
are costly, or a mother trying to quiet q fretful
baby or sooth to rest WORKOUT invalid IL is often
Just lntoierable. Why can they not advertise in
the daily papers as honorable business men do?
Is there any hope, or must We despair. VICTIM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-09

ZOE SALE-"cHAMpION COUGH CURE" rs THE
IA ~ fssmsdy On earth for Coughs and Colds;
%. Si6 * 4ssi1 3. f rksnnas,:s 2aAlAfAs NC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-09

ASSEMBLY PRESBYTERIAN CHURcH.-At the An
nual business meeting OF Assembly Church, Rev.
Geo. o. Little, pastor, Thursday eveg the board Of
trustees for the year just expired was reelected
and MI. Amos Hadley was elected to nl vacancy
on the board. The Board OF Trustees organized
by electtng C. B. Dickey, President; Amos hadley,
Vice President; G. II. McBath, Secretary; WIN.
Boyd, Treasurer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-09
FOR RENT--HOUSES
T,oR RENT

EOR RENT-FROM APRIL 18Th GA i ST
GASCH 903 9TH St NV AMI I'm
EfOR RENT.OR SALE ONE STORE AND SIX
= room Dwelling. new; and 18th n. e.; $40 Two
- aa-roonl Dwellings, very desirable ;'12o2 and
&xvA n ST. n. e; 30. One new Store and five-roorn
gWeuny, At hontelio, May LIST. Address l. c.
LOOMS, Monticello Box or Inquire of DR. STREET
- ana Stn SITS. u. O. mh29-tuthAs2W
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-09

Inc President this afternoon appointed Eugene
Seutie, OF Washington Territory, 10 be governor VI
Washington Territory
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-15
A MARVEL OF PURITY.


The Royal Baking Powder is considered by all chemists
and food analysts to be marvel Of purity, strength and
whoesomcness. 1t perfect lcaycn agent making bread,
cake, rolls, mulins and other pastry light delicious, and
wholesome 1t has superseded the of and
soda, and of soda and milk, in tho work of the best
cooks whenever given trial Hot food raised with it
will not indigestion, but may be with impunty
by those with the most sensitive digestive organs
Furthermore, tho Royal Baking Powder is the only
baking powder before the public free from limo and abso-
luey pure This duo to the improved method by use
of which it has been made possible produce perfectly
pure of TARTAR from which all the lime has been elm
mated This chemically pure of tartar is exclusively
employed in tho manufacture of the Royal Baking Powder
freedom all cxtraneous
substances is guaranteed.
Professor McMurtrie, late chemist in chief tho u S.
Department of Agriculture, Washington, d. G, says
81 have examined tho of manufactured for
and used by the Royal Baking Powder Company tho
ufacuro of their baking powder and find it to be perfectly
pure, and free from lime in any form.
Gall chemical tests to which have submitted it have
proved the Royal Baking Powder perfectly healthful, o,
uniform, excellent quality and free from any delctcrous
stance. VIM. MCMURTRIE, PH.D."
C1entt in C11r u s. Dept Of Agriculture
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-15
CHANGE Oh BASE.
VAR RigginsGoes OUT the Hotci Bus
iness 10 Assume Part Control Of
4, Larnr transfer tOucprI.

Mr. j, w. higgins, for three months
past manager Of the Pacific hotel uu
der the proprietorsh'p of X. G. Green
Il Co, retIres with the universal good
" i'll OF all the patrons of the house
both local and transient. He retires
not because the venture was losing
one, for ON the contrary the hotel did
well under his management, but be
cause Il trade was offered which he
did not feel just fled in refusing. 1t is
understood that u transfer company
has been organized with a capital ~
gregating $4,000 and that Mr., Rig
gins will assume management OF one
branch of the business.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-15
"IIsISII AIlisT0CRttY."
\ Crowded Uouse Grcets the rwo
GrcHt Opponents ot irish
tharaCttr.

Il,.,..t.,
''"'' '"'
ne"r's OF lhe people wren an a'trnc-
ton succeeds in drawing tt nrgc
house right i'm the faot.t,ns Of .t.ch
81 starr, l,,o,, AND an ,.',.,....n'
'>'''''' ''''' ' ''' ''N t''' "'
''N II is safe TO assume 'H'l no troupe
that VIII visit Waco have stronger
hold ON the pcop.e than Bare, and
Fay. one oftne largest ana e rtaip\
the most enthusiastic audiences otthr
season flied the Gariaud opera house
last night to witnes- irish Ar..torr4
cN" as presented Ov these two great
delineators OF inc ecccn rici,ie,
and humor at the druisous OF the
green Isle. Aud no audience that Ger
gtaced he Garland VITA thair pr, ,
ence were better paid tor their at
tcndauca 1t were superluous to SAY
that ia nv X Fay were funny. tar the
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-15
STREET NOTES.

Chas, KophaI j. the largest and best
confeciioner in Waco. His place is
regarded as headquarters tor fine
fruits, nuts aud candies, lfyou want
nice fruits, don't ruu all over town to
hud them. If they are in the market
kophal has them, and if he has not got
them there is no use to look elsewhere,
This is the reputation of his stand
Square and Austin street.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-15
EsOTs3I ARRIVALS.

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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-15
TIE Pacific HOTEL.


OUT by GRAND Bros.
On yesterday Grand Brother.
bought from IL. G. Green & Co. the
Pacific hotel, and will conduct there n
strictly first class hotel. Mr.. Will
Grand Will give the Pacific his person
nj supervision, while Mr.. ID. II. Orand
will remain in charge ot the New
Me- LELAND. The Pacific is one OF
best known hotels in Texas, and uu
der the new management will contiu
Ne to win favor by courteous treat
ment aud prompt business me.hons.
rhe negotiations were conducted by
Mr.. VIII Grand. for GRAND Bros, and
Mr., j. ". higgins, for Il. y. Green 4
Co.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-15

COUNTY C0URT-Wm w. Evans Presiding,
There was no session Of the county
court Aeld yesterday, the court having
adjourned on saturday tor the tcrm.
Judge Evans will hear . few appea.ed
cases on Saturday next. The county
comm ssioners III conjunction with
disposed of several road matters
opening some new roads aud rectiiy-
Ing The liues Of others. I he re..Kna
uoH OF i. ID. Pierce, constable IN
justice precinct No. :. ha"lng been
handed the court,lt wNs accepted ahd
W. T. Thompson appointed to the
office for the uneXpired term
rhe commissioners. wi! take
up the Free Bridge and
poor farm matters today.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-15
TIE COlEs Is.
criminal Docket Called. Thre,
Years III The Pen, a stabbin@
wv. ARRAY.

'riIhihal Docket Called. Three
Years III The Pen, a stabbin%
~, ARRAY.
@!Ct COURT W. NJ, Sleeper Presiding,
yesterday being Justice Sleeper's
IuAr court day the docket was
w. and the following judgments
= gwen by default: Pat Hopkins
pm Wei S; \, lIinchman VS.. Tom
'meyer; Jas. Gilmartin VS. A NJ
'et 5. A. killough VS. Joseph
r. b. l.. florence VS. j. f.. Anter-
w. =. Sparks VS. W. II, jenkins;
II, Sparks VS. a. c. STAIRS; 5. A
Uugh VS. NJ, j. Bynun; Tim Pow
JAS Murphy; W. W. Cox We
Oa Meredith The following
n were dismissed: w. b Milchel
uSo' I. Allen; b. W, Whine vs j.
X SW,t.ersou' Eikel a. Breustedt VS.
" Williams, Eikel Il Breusledt vs.
vus National Bank; ". +. Hall
putnam; a, Beer vs. Jas, Smith
'5l Smith; a. b. kuby & Co,
III =; Mills; the same VS. j. NJ
L Hatch Va NJ. Tibbs,. No
were filed Yesterday ia this
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-15

sC COURT IN. Henderson Pres Dig.
!, sung IN the district court yes
Il 'A' the genial Judge j, n
II 'soo' of Bryan, Judge Williams
i, 'gV on sunday afternoon to
X Judge iIcnderson'- seat on
ucn at Cameron. The crimi
4 AG' W. cal ed Us far as so
I anu disposed of Us follows;
4 s,''e VS., d. b. Cutbirtb. two
AZ ouo OF which was dismissed. In
RIr,li ne defendant failed to ap
uu ms bond was declared for
auu an alias capias was AT once
'or ms rearresU. The state VS..
o.tmTan, set for the 10th. the
ION Bnrney, continued. The
H. IKE Robertson, continued,
$tllsnross;, l., l., Taylor, charged
kerdissiihg of mortgaged prop
' OF guilty and sentence OF
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-15

JUSTICE COUKT--F, NJ Maseig Presiding,
There were no cases tied IN justice
Makeig's court yesterday. The fol-
loving suits were filed: \. lIinchman
vs.. Eugcrc Beatty and j ID. Beat
the same W.. y j. W Workman aud
w. f. Montgomery \. Ilinchmnn Il
son W.. y. j. W. Workman aud j a.
lleftwich Robert Brown vs. j. Rob.
ihson.
On SATURDAY. nightat q dance, at one
Muse, Ella Rec GU nnd badly Wom
dcd Ruff Williams. Both are color
ed women and Ella grew jealous
of Run who had been taken
to Ihe dance by Ella'' Adon
is. The woman Williems WAS
badly carveG, being cut across tle
throat, across the chin aud her lower
lip nearly severed in twain. Ella was
found near one of tie brick yards in
East Waco on sunday and jailed. 1t
is aid the cutting was done with a
razor.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1887-05-11
NJ IN N ESOT A.

VHIgErande regn har fallit i
trakterna af st Vincent.
Waseca. Katolikerna bygga till
sin skola hair.
FRI pOstutdeIning far Mankato
den naskomande JUL.
NY tidning. A.Dewy skall utgifva
en- daglig tidning i Brainerd.
Patent. Z. c. Hagquist och S. Ryd-
beck Hector hafva utfatt patent q en-
"Bailing press.
F0rhOppning.fulIu. De besadda
falten utmed Winona & st. Peter ba-
nan Sc lofvande ut. Ungefor samma
areal ar besadd ar som / flor.
bort med hOrnen d. v. 8 de Ma
turliga. Kreatursegarne Freeborn co.
hafva kommit pa den ideen att born.
boskapen kan reda sig utan horn. En-
eng. tidn. berattar, att en- framstaende
farmare har latit taga hornen at 30
stycken n0tkreatur.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1887-05-11
ALLMANNA NYHETER.

Sk1rdeutsigterna Missouri aro
mycket lofvande, synnerligast vantar
man sig en- rik hafresk0rd.
Inrik ikesministern Lamar ar an
gripen af neuralgia, hvilken tvingar
honom att halla sig pa sina rum.
KOnkursernas antaI Var f0rra
veckan Forenta Staterna och Canada
1872, mot 191 veckan forut,
LegisIaturen af Michigan har be-
slutat att uppsatta en- sarskild polls
kar for uppehallandet af High Lii
cense-lagen
StOr k0nknrs. st. Louis Supply
Company har instalt sina betalnsn-
gar. Skulderna uppgifvas uppga till
$l47 900.
Kinesqvartereti San Jose Cali
fornia nedbrande torsdags. Skadan
beloper sig till $4,000, hvaraf $40, 900
betackes med assurans.
Magasinerade f6rradet af hvete
och majs landet minskades f0rliden
vecka med 1854, 900 bushels af fora
slaget och 566, 600 af det senare.
Slatsvaiet Omaha, Nebr., utf0ll
till seger for republikanerna. Det nya
stadsradet kommer att besta af IL re.
publikaner och demsbrater.
skeppsfarien till Marquette
Mich, ar for aret 0ppnad I torsdags
anlande barken "Coloniar' och slap
angaren "Specular" in hammer.
Canadas aff;irsverld fruktar att
president Cleveland, genom att sparrs
trafiken med Canada, skall f0rst0rs
dess handel.
Fall af spetHlska har yppats i st
Martins CO. Louisiana Afven i New
Orleans larer personer fnnas, som arr
behaftade med denna grasliga sjuk
dom.
Staten OhiOs republikanska cen
tral-komitee har beslutat att samman
kalla statskonventet till Toledo del
27 juli f0r uppsattandet af kandidate
till forestaende statsval.
JernviissOiycka Eft jernvags
tag ursparade onsdags morse pa Bal
timore & Ohio banan i narheten a
Frederick i Maryland, hvarvid fer
vagnar krossades.
Traffade af blixten. Under ct
starkt askvader, som torsdags utbr0
i Eau Claire, Wis, traffades alta pei
!. soner af blixten, af hvilka en- d0dade
pa stallet och iva andra erh0llo lif
: farliga skador.
Starka jOrdstI ar f0rmarktes
Ell Prso, Tex, och Denver, Go. SAINT
digit kandes ratt starka skakningar
Centerville California och Guayms
a Mexico, SAINT pa flera stallen Ar
,r zona.
kOngressmannen N. P. Hauge
af Wisconsin lar ligga sjuk i Riv'
Falls. Han sk0tes af sin motkandid
DIR. johnson, hvilken ar tillkallad a
foretaga en- operation pa honom.
Farlig sOfp1ats. Iva berusat
landstrykare hade harom dagen la
sig pa banan nara Hagerstown, l
IS Klockan kom ett tag, lastadt med b
skap, som 0fverk0rde och d0dade del
ny Taget ursparades och boskapen
vagnar dodades. Afven denna olyc
'n' kommer saledes pa branvinets mer
ri. lista.
Ed OmbOrd. Eldsvada utbr0t
onsdags angbarkassen G. p. Hea
us m utanfor Sheboygan, Wis. Fartyg
som var lastadt med h0, nedbran
m. anda till vattenlinien. En- af besa
ningen vid namn Georg Olson drur
,e- made, medan de andra ombord M
re knapp nod raddade sig land. Ami
da rem var varderad till $1,000.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1887-05-11
en- sadan ara smart vederfares henne,
begagna sig af tillfallet och gora be-
sHlat sa traflint som m mnili0t.

en- sadan ara smart vederfares henne,
begagna sig af tillfallet och gora be-
soket sa trefigt som m0jligt.
Till den andan har skolan tratfat
anstalter for en- festlig tillstallning pa
! Colleges Hill onsdagsaftonen den Is
dennes, da konferensens representan-
ter inbjudas att taga skolan i MARINA
re skarskadande = sc det sevHrda.
Supee kommer att tillhandahallas
mot ett pris af Is cents. Man hade
f0rst for afsigt att erbjnda "ett fritz
gastabud," men vid narmare eftersin-
rande ansag man det vara mpligast
o++ 'cke sa CORA. Skolan, som har ska
H. on,a ming att tro sig vara omhul.
ded ooh 81, kad af konferensen sasom
ett barn af sin>' foraldrar, vagar hysa
don barnslioa a,fve, ,"tygelsen, att ingen
skall taga delta arrans> elheii' I'LL Hiss
tycke, utan fastmera omfa. I'd oetsam-
ma med gladje.
AT latt begripliga skal amnar $50
Ian afven vid delta tillfalle framf0r
ALT tillgodose menniskans intellektu-
ella behof, hvarf0r korta tai, helsnin
gar fran fjerran jemte musk och sang
komma att under aftonens lopp ON,
vexla med hvarandra.
Warren derfor allie hjertligt valkom
ma!
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1887-05-11

Offentlig examen halles vid Gustaf
Adolfs College pa eftermiddagen den
16:de och f0rmiddagen den 17:de Maj.
Pa alton den 17:de haller skolan sin
afslutningshogtid och pa qvallen sam
ma dag en- liten fest till mime af sin
25.ariga tillvaro. ALA f0raldrar och
malsman for de studerande saval som
winner och gynnare for ofrigt inbju-
das hjartligt att vara narvarande.
st. Peter maj 1887.
M. WAHLsTRoM,
RektOr.